Gotu Kola | Centella asiatica

Gotu kola has a rich history in its use as a medicinal herb. Native primarily to Southeast Asia, it has been a staple natural remedy for centuries.  Historically, it has been used for everything from promoting lactation to treating herpes, as well as a myriad of other conditions. In addition to its medicinal effects, gotu kola was also respected in India and China for its ability to enhance spirituality. In fact, many still refer to it as the “Herb of Enlightenment.” Today, while gotu kola remains a prominent part of many traditional Asian cuisines, people from around the globe appreciate it for its potent health-promoting properties.

Treats:

• Blood circulation
• Gum disease
• Joint pain
• Inflammation
• Arthritis
• Aging and blemished skin
• Anxiety
• Nervous disorders
• High blood pressure
• Gastrointestinal disorders
• IBS
• Detoxification
• Libido
• Hair loss
• Wounds
• Cognitive issues

Common names:

Gotu Kola, Spadeleaf, Indian pennywort, hydrocotyle, mandukaparni, madecassol, TECA, centelase, tsubo-kusa, luei gong gen, idrocotyle, kaki kuda, antanan, pegaga, brahmi, chi-hsueh ts’ao, man t’ien hsing

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